The Great War in Hollywood Memory, 1918-1939

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The book explores the portrayal of World War I in American cinema during the interwar years, examining how filmmakers reflected on the war's impact on society and culture. It delves into the themes and narratives presented in films of that era, revealing how the industry shaped public memory and understanding of the conflict. Through analysis of various films, the work highlights the evolving attitudes towards war and heroism, as well as the influence of historical events on cinematic storytelling.